Local Reviews
In September 2021, Nick P said about St Pierre Park Hotel
A good and comfortable hotel. The few staff (with one exeption) where very helpful and friendly, (Special thanks to Anna who was everywhere, Gemma and the front of house manager for the morning of 30/08/21. We had a few issues which where resolved. Very small balconies for our suite were a bit of a nusiance.
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In September 2021, Ayrley said about St Pierre Park Hotel
I've stayed in many luxury hotels and although I was not expecting much from this hotel it more than exceeded my expectations and I can firmly say it was one of the best hotels I have ever stayed in.
The rooms catered for your every need. All the staff were very friendly and accommodating. The grounds, restaurant and spa area were perfect.
I am so excited to return next year!
The rooms catered for your every need. All the staff were very friendly and accommodating. The grounds, restaurant and spa area were perfect.
I am so excited to return next year!
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In September 2021, Paul K said about St Pierre Park Hotel
We stayed for 4 nights in this wonderful hotel in a junior suite. We'll worth the money as not only a huge room but a hot tub as well. Staff were very good and shout out to Karen. Kieran and Vas. Thanks guys. See you again soon
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In October 2021, Mark B said about St Pierre Park Hotel
We decided to book the suite based on the use of the hot tub. On entering the suite we were taken aback by its size and also the garden area. Parking is plentiful and the gardens are lovely to walk around with the many ducks, lake and fountain. Close to golf course and also good pool and gym.
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In October 2019, Dom Bacon Music said about GSPCA
A great organisation and well run
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In November 2019, Julie Smith said about GSPCA
A great place for animals needing homed
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In November 2019, Andrea Martel said about GSPCA
Fabulous visited. With friends .....try the cocktails worth every penny
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In July 2011, philippa1 said about Old Government House Hotel & Spa
We stayed at the OGH for a week at the end of June and thoroughly enjoyed our stay. We had a lovely sea-view room with balcony, and although our bathroom was a bit on the small side it was immaculate and we loved the l'occitaine toiletries, big soft towels, bathrobes and slippers. The staff at this hotel are second to none - we were greeted by name each morning, each and every one was polite and courteous and we felt very well looked after .
The Brasserie, where we had breakfast each morning, was lovely, and we actually dined there on four occasions during our stay - we usually prefer to try out the local restaurants when we go on holiday - but the food was so good we were happy to 'eat in' as it were. Our only observation (not a complaint!) was that sometimes we found the dining room a little quiet and thought maybe some tasteful background music would have helped.
We would recommend the OGH to anyone visiting Guernsey - it should have a 5th star!
The Brasserie, where we had breakfast each morning, was lovely, and we actually dined there on four occasions during our stay - we usually prefer to try out the local restaurants when we go on holiday - but the food was so good we were happy to 'eat in' as it were. Our only observation (not a complaint!) was that sometimes we found the dining room a little quiet and thought maybe some tasteful background music would have helped.
We would recommend the OGH to anyone visiting Guernsey - it should have a 5th star!
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In July 2011, Bridget P said about Old Government House Hotel & Spa
Wow what a hotel you are treated like the queen all the time staff are extremely friendly and polite. the breakfast is fantastic and nothing is too much trouble. The room we had was luxurious and the service to the room was amazing. The gym and spa are tucked away down stairs but for me it was lovely to have the feeling that you were the only one that knew it was there what a treat. Luxury!!
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In July 2011, Macoba said about Old Government House Hotel & Spa
Rooms – excellent – we had a wonderful spacious room the first night but a rubbish view, then a small room the rest of the stay, with an absolutely superb view of the harbour and the other islands, as the front rooms with the views are not all suites. This equalled it out and the price seemed fair enough with the 4 nights for 3 deal.
A rather strange excuse why our room wasn’t ready – “Oh sorry, we thought it was one person so we have to prepare it for two.” Prepare such a spacious room for two?
I was impressed that they warned us about the noisy music from a wedding reception below our room on the Saturday evening, and said it would end at 2300, which it did, on the dot.
Room IT system – the slowest and most user-unfriendly TV-centered internet and music system we’ve ever seen – I hope the hotel didn’t pay too much for whoever conned them into buying it.
Spa and treatments – brilliant. Worth staying here just for that.
Brasserie restaurant – excellent. Governor’s Restaurant – 7-course menu very good, but they tried to overcharge us by over £100 (inc the service charge on the overcharge). As soon as the waiter saw us scrutinising the bill, which seemed a bit high, he whipped it away with an “Oh sorry, I’ve made a mistake.” They had charged us for 2 bottles of dessert wine at c.£50 each instead of 2 glasses at c.£5. Who ever has a bottle of dessert wine each? Seems a rather careless mistake to make, and I would have expected a more embarrassed and fulsome apology!
Staff – excellent, except a last minute glitch – the reception staff sent us on a wild goose chase costing £10 by taxi when we urgently needed a pharmacy on a Sunday when the shops are closed. The reception staff did their best, but they just didn’t have the knowledge. In the end I had to get hold of a Sunday paper and see which pharmacies were on duty on Sunday and which time they were open, which the staff could have done in the first place (and so could I, if I’d known the staff were so unknowledgeable).
A rather strange excuse why our room wasn’t ready – “Oh sorry, we thought it was one person so we have to prepare it for two.” Prepare such a spacious room for two?
I was impressed that they warned us about the noisy music from a wedding reception below our room on the Saturday evening, and said it would end at 2300, which it did, on the dot.
Room IT system – the slowest and most user-unfriendly TV-centered internet and music system we’ve ever seen – I hope the hotel didn’t pay too much for whoever conned them into buying it.
Spa and treatments – brilliant. Worth staying here just for that.
Brasserie restaurant – excellent. Governor’s Restaurant – 7-course menu very good, but they tried to overcharge us by over £100 (inc the service charge on the overcharge). As soon as the waiter saw us scrutinising the bill, which seemed a bit high, he whipped it away with an “Oh sorry, I’ve made a mistake.” They had charged us for 2 bottles of dessert wine at c.£50 each instead of 2 glasses at c.£5. Who ever has a bottle of dessert wine each? Seems a rather careless mistake to make, and I would have expected a more embarrassed and fulsome apology!
Staff – excellent, except a last minute glitch – the reception staff sent us on a wild goose chase costing £10 by taxi when we urgently needed a pharmacy on a Sunday when the shops are closed. The reception staff did their best, but they just didn’t have the knowledge. In the end I had to get hold of a Sunday paper and see which pharmacies were on duty on Sunday and which time they were open, which the staff could have done in the first place (and so could I, if I’d known the staff were so unknowledgeable).
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